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Review of RBS Remuneration Process

Submitted on Friday 27th January 2012

Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)

Petition Action

Review of RBS Remuneration Process

Additional Information

The CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland will receive bonuses totaling £3m since being appointed in 2008. The UK tax payer is the majority shareholder (82%) in RBS, and as such is entitled to call an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to review the current remuneration packages on offer to all Executives at RBS.

This petition calls for the Government to instruct UK Financial Investments (UKFI) to hold an EGM with the agenda of Reviewing the RBS Remuneration Process. UKFI, being the representative of the majority shareholders, are prescribed to speak on behalf of the UK tax payer and to voice the concerns and objections of their clients at the EGM. Thus, for the purposes of transparency, this petition also calls that the EGM be held within the public domain, with live broadcasts and transcripts of 'all matters arising' being made publicly available.


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